Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Sheehan

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• holding that evidence of the outrageousness of the defendant's conduct taken together with the plaintiff's testimony concerning his emotional state was sufficient to submit an intentional infliction case to a jury
• affirming a verdict assessing damages where debtor sued creditor for intentional infliction of mental distress
• creditor’s employee seeking to obtain plaintiff's address called plaintiff’s mother and told her plaintiff had been in a serious automobile accident and must be contacted by creditor
• debt collector seeking to repossess plaintiff’s car called his mother and told her the caller needed to get in touch with plaintiff because plaintiff’s children had been in a serious automobile accident in another state

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).